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> Well,
>
> Why i need this?.
>
>
> Just to extend the VVDS of a volume.
>
> I mean
>
> SYS1.VVDS.VMYDASD 1 18267 1 18267 10 274006,10
> *** FREE EXTENT *** 0 18267 11 18297 4 27401
You need an ISPF environment in your batch job. You're just calling TSO there.
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I have the following questions :
1.Running my REXX under ISPF/PDF
under ispf p.6
EX TEST.BJSP55.ZTB9TMP(SCHDA04)
TEST.BJSP55.ZTB9TMP(SCHDA04)
/* REXX */
RC=ISFCALLS(ON)
ISFOWNER ="CCBSP02"
Suggest collecting more diagnostic information.
Try starting ISPF with the TESTX and TRACEX options.
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I got below message when I log on the z/OS TSO or start a new
Hi All,
I got below message when I log on the z/OS TSO or start a new ISPF panel via
'START' command. (The z/OS version is 1.11):
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There was another comment that was actually correct when you FTP a GDG it
the windows serve whether it was or wasn't created in the JCL stream with
the FTP it will always be the (0) generation. This works in my FTP
PUT 'SYS3.TEST.DATA(0)' test.txt
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I am sorry if I didnt make myself clear, we are trying to put a gdg to a
windows server. I understand that the way I am trying to transmit the file
in the jcl is failing,but I was wondering if I had some syntax wrong but I
feel Micheal may have hit it on the head, that ftp and the put do not
unders
Thanks to all who helped me with this issue I really appreciate it.
Linda Mooney
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Try
http://w
Before issuing the PRINT command click on "Print" on the action bar and
select "1. Print open sysout". (I'm assuming here that you do have the
action bar displayed at the top of each SDSF panel.) You'll be presented
with the SDSF Open Print panel. There are fields for CHARS (the UCS field),
and
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>we are trying to ftp(put) a gdg using the (+1) notation. The thing fails
>everytime with a eza2253(I think) I can't
Cool. And it turns out ASCBASID isn't really for the home address space, but
when I picked the ASID out of PSAAOLD, that points to the home address
space's ASCB.
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You can FTP a GDG If you are creating the GDG in the same JCL stream it
will be (+1) if the GDG is created in a different job it will be (0).
There is already a response for FTPing into the GDG.
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From: larry macioce
T
You will have to access the data set as generation zero on the ftp put step.
//FTPSTEP EXEC PGM=FTP,REGION=4096K,
// PARM='ftp.server.com (EXIT TI 720'
//PTFBIN DD DISP=(NEW,CATLG,DELETE),DSN=GDG.DATASET(+1),
.
//INPUT DD *
anonymous
a...@a.com
put target-file-name 'GDG.DATASE
Mace,
Two things occur to me immediately:
1) Are you sure that you have defined the GDG in the catalog? FTP can create a
new GDS but not the GDG.
2) If the GDS is non-SMS, have you defined the Model-DSCB in the FTP Data that
is being used?
Here is a snippet (rather long) from the 1.9 manual
FTP does not understand GDG's you have to use the fully qualified name
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we are trying to ftp(put) a gdg using the (+1) notation. The thing fails
everytime with a eza2253(I think) I can't email from work so I am trying to
remember the code.
I looked the error up and it showed it cant find the dsn we are asking for.
We have tried to tick mark it (ie 'dsn.gdg(+1)' but it
To find the PRIMARY ASID, use the EPAR instruction, then use the LOCASCB
macro if you need the ASCB address.
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From:
Adam Johan
Wayne,
Yeah, I'm getting the ASCB from PSAAOLD and my confusion was that I
didn't know that the ASCBASID is for the home address space, rather than the
primary.
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>That´s the way we use to. So if there is a better way to perform this VVDS
>size increase, please send it. :-)
In a prior life, as a Space Cadet (over 20 years ago), when 3380 architecture
was king, and 3390's hadn't even been announced, we/i handled that by
allocating 'large" VVDS datasets.
T
ok---lets try this again
I have a report...sitting on jes2..
I view it in sdsf...select it (S)
I issue a PRINT 1100 1200 capturing 100 lines and producing another
sysout..(naturally with my id as job name)
My problem is >> original report has a CHARS/FORMDEF/PAGEDEF...
The new report I just g
Where are you getting the source for the ASID and TCB address? If you are
using PSAAOLD and PSATOLD, then you are seeing what is expected. When you
issue a PC-ss, the PASN (in CR4) will be changed, and the SASN (in CR3)
may be changed, depending on how the PC routine is defined. However, the
Yeah, Alan, just as I was thinking more about it, that thought came to me
and I posted it.
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Per OA31970, you can turn off this new behavior dynamically using the
following command:
SETALLOC SYSTEM,IEFBR14_DELMIGDS=LEGACY
It would certainly be interesting to me to hear if the IEFBR14 problem
you've reported goes away with LEGACY set for this parameter.
Brian
On Thu, 27 May 2010 14:39:1
You description matches my recollection.
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I'm starting to think
I'm starting to think that the ASID that I'm looking at (from ASCBASID) is
the home ASID, rather than the primary ASID, which does change for the
space-switch.
Yes, no?
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Adam,
It's been a long time since I used to live and breathe this cross-memory stuff.
As I recall, PSAAOLD (which is what I assume you're looking at for your WTO)
points to the HOME address space (i.e. your small batch job), which will be
charged for the resources consumed by the PC subroutine
>> Do you have SYSTEM IEFBR14_DELMIGDS(NORECALL) set on your z/OS 1.11
system?
Yes, we do have this parm set.
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So I finally have a need to write a PC routine. I've been wanting to do this
for a while. However, I'm seeing something that's not behaving like I expect it
to.
My server address space creates the PC routine (among other things) and
then just sits there. For testing, I'm calling the PC routi
A few (okay plus a few more) years ago, one of our applications programmers
would run a special run of a process that would take 12 to 14 hours to produce
a large dataset that, only on the special runs, would be taken into a follow-on
process. Usually, the programmer would forget to update the
L R3,PSAAOLD-PSA(0) POINT TO ACB
L R4,X'6C'(,R3) POINT TO ASXB FROM ACB
MVC DDINAME8(8),X'C0'(R4) MOVE USER NAME FROM ASXB
Charles
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John,
I do love that macro. A standard interface without any control block and/or
component sensitivity (except JSAB, of course).
That's a keeper! Thanks!
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USING PSA,0 (PSA)
LR1,PSATOLD R1->TCB
USING TCB,R1(TCB)
ICM R1,15,TCBSENV Have ACEE?
BNZ HAVEACEE Yes, use it
LR1,PSAAOLD R1->ASCB
USING ASCB,R1 (ASCB)
LR1,ASCBASXB R1->ASXB
You will love this macro:
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/IEA2A2A0/29.1
You can get:
JES jobid (JOBn)
JOB name
RACF userid
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On 05/27/10 14:51, Mark Zelden wrote:
On Thu, 27 May 2010 14:44:18 -0400, Mark Jacobs
wrote:
On 05/27/10 14:40, zMan wrote:
How do I determine what userid I'm running under from an assembler
application in z/OS batch? The Rexx USERID() function works, but I'd rather
not call a Rexx p
On Thu, 27 May 2010 14:44:18 -0400, Mark Jacobs
wrote:
>On 05/27/10 14:40, zMan wrote:
>> How do I determine what userid I'm running under from an assembler
>> application in z/OS batch? The Rexx USERID() function works, but I'd rather
>> not call a Rexx program just to fetch me the userid.
>>
>>
Thanks, Marks! :-)
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On Thu, 27 May 2010 14:40:38 -0400, zMan wrote:
>How do I determine what userid I'm running under from an assembler
>application in z/OS batch? The Rexx USERID() function works, but I'd rather
>not call a Rexx program just to fetch me the userid.
>
>Some Googling hasn't turned anything up, but it
On 05/27/10 14:40, zMan wrote:
How do I determine what userid I'm running under from an assembler
application in z/OS batch? The Rexx USERID() function works, but I'd rather
not call a Rexx program just to fetch me the userid.
Some Googling hasn't turned anything up, but it's a pretty generic re
How do I determine what userid I'm running under from an assembler
application in z/OS batch? The Rexx USERID() function works, but I'd rather
not call a Rexx program just to fetch me the userid.
Some Googling hasn't turned anything up, but it's a pretty generic request,
lots of (useless) hits.
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Do you have SYSTEM IEFBR14_DELMIGDS(NORECALL) set on your z/OS 1.11 system?
My point with mentioning OA31970 was a more general observation that there
are problably some number of problems with IEFBR14_DELMIGDS(NORECALL). It
is also possible that the brand new fix (May 2010) for OA31970 will fi
>>Interesting APAR OA31970
>>I wonder if you might have set the following in ALLOCxx:
>> SYSTEM IEFBR14_DELMIGDS(NORECALL)
I don't believe this applies as the disposition in our job is
"MOD,KEEP,KEEP"
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Interesting APAR OA31970
I wonder if you might have set the following in ALLOCxx:
SYSTEM IEFBR14_DELMIGDS(NORECALL)
I believe the default is IEFBR14_DELMIGDS(LEGACY) which might provide you
with better results, while waiting for a fix from IBM.
Brian
On Thu, 27 May 2010 10:24:12 -0500
>>Possible data loss for z/OS 1.11 users of GDG's with GDS_RECLAIM
We took care of this one - don't think it's related.
ddk
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Try this link:
z/OS family - all hardware, OS, and related software: Red Alerts
*
http://www14.software.ibm.com/webapp/set2/sas/f/redAlerts/home.html?myns=z000&mynp=OCHW188&mynp=OCHW18N&mynp=OCHW19Y&mynp=OCHW20L&mynp=OCHW22D&mynp=OCHW23D&mynp=OCHW25D&mynp=OCHW30D&mynp=OCSWG90&mynp=OCSWG8
On 05/27/10 12:45, Darth Keller wrote:
By any chance is the catalogue containing the GDG disconnected?. If
that were the case, then the MOD would try to write a new dataset, thus
requiring space.
Hi Linda - no chance - I checked it out. As far as I can tell, the jobs
all
On Thu, 27 May 2010 11:06:59 -0500, Staller, Allan wrote:
>Sounds like it could be related to the IEFBR14 change to delete files
>w/o recall
>
I thought that was supposed to affect only DISP=(*,DELETE).
If both primary and secondary dispositions are specified,
must both be DELETE? (In case IEFBR
>>By any chance is the catalogue containing the GDG disconnected?. If
that were the case, then the MOD would try to write a new dataset, thus
>>requiring space.
Hi Linda - no chance - I checked it out. As far as I can tell, the jobs
all ran successfully on 5/15, we put in zOS1.11 on the 16t
Hi Darth,
By any chance is the catalogue containing the GDG disconnected?. If that were
the case, then the MOD would try to write a new dataset, thus requiring space.
HTH,
Linda Mooney
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On Thu, 27 May 2010 11:11:39 -0500, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
>On Thu, 27 May 2010 09:57:50 -0500, Mark Zelden wrote:
>>>And renaming the squatter wouldn't have sufficed? (Of course one
>>>must anticipate the need to do this.)
>>
>>I don't understand your meaning.
>>
>Backup the obstructing (ad
Sorry list!
Now I did it! That was obviously meant for John.
I apologize!
Alan
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Thanks John John,
I hadn't realized that you actually consult for IntelliMagic these days. Dank
je wel for your help and for putting Brent on to me.
This list is helpful at times but I do wish that some respondents would read
the question more carefully and remain closer to the topic when they
On Thu, 27 May 2010 09:57:50 -0500, Mark Zelden wrote:
>>>
>>And renaming the squatter wouldn't have sufficed? (Of course one
>>must anticipate the need to do this.)
>
>I don't understand your meaning.
>
Backup the obstructing (adjacent) data set.
Rename it. Now you have you placeholder. (Data
Sounds like it could be related to the IEFBR14 change to delete files
w/o recall
A stub of the JCL:
//DD29 DD DSN=JSDT.D1MKE.IM.RUN2.DTGDIG01,
//DISP=(MOD,KEEP,KEEP)
Prior to the implementation of zOS1.11, this worked successfully every
time. Since we implemented 1.11, every
>> Look at APAR OW02756, PTFs UW04277 or UW04278.
John & Steve -
Thanks for the help.
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> We have an application which runs a batch job, in one step of
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We have an application which runs a batch job, in one step of which they
use an I
We have an application which runs a batch job, in one step of which they
use an IEFBR14 to recall multiple GDG's. They do this by specifying the
GDG base with DISP=(MOD,KEEP,KEEP). There are approx.50 DD's in the step
and they have multiple jobs that do this - I try not to judge, but I
certai
MONTERO ROMERO, ENRIQUE ELOI pisze:
Well,
Why i need this?.
Just to extend the VVDS of a volume.
1. Why not allocate larger VVDS ? It's a matter of few tracks.
2. What about secondary extents? Do they have to be adjacent?
3. It's enough to allocate PS dataset just after VVDS allocation
(a
Chris
Yup, I guess there is some merit - gosh, I've done it again! - in looking
through all the previous posts.
>...> Kees Vernooij wrote all of 7 hours before
>...> Yes there is, check the ABSTR parameter on the DD statement.
Chris Mason
On Thu, 27 May 2010 08:28:51 -0600, Blaicher, Chris
On Thu, 27 May 2010 09:43:08 -0500, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
>On Thu, 27 May 2010 08:00:57 -0500, Mark Zelden wrote:
>>
>>I need to move / expand the VTOC on a mod 27 and moved a data set that
>>was adjacent. I wanted to allocate a "place holder" so nothing else would
>>get allocated there (because
Well,
Why i need this?.
Just to extend the VVDS of a volume.
I mean
SYS1.VVDS.VMYDASD 1 18267 1 18267 10 274006,10
*** FREE EXTENT *** 0 18267 11 18297 4 274016,444
<-- allocate a temporary file in this part of the dasd
Our procedure t
On Thu, 27 May 2010 08:00:57 -0500, Mark Zelden wrote:
>
>I need to move / expand the VTOC on a mod 27 and moved a data set that
>was adjacent. I wanted to allocate a "place holder" so nothing else would
>get allocated there (because I wanted to do it at a later date/time) and
>
And renaming the s
Ken you're correct; there is a minimum charge of 3 MSUs for an IBM product
per "PricingPlex". That's important because it is not per machine.
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Found FORMS parameter on OUTPUT statement.
Thanks for your help
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To answer the question, rather than ask why --- Use ABSTR function of the SPACE
parameter as in
//DUMMY DD DSN=SOMETHING,SPACE=(ABSTR,(150,15)),UNIT=SYSDA,VOL=SER=XX
That allocates 10 cylinders starting at cylinder 1, assuming 3390 devices. If
you wanted a PDS with 15 directory blocks,
S
Hal Merritt pisze:
Not with modern DASD, AFAIK. Tracks, cylinders, etc are just logical constructs. The 'front' of a volume could appear just about anywhere on the physical disk.
Except for some potential logical fragmentation issues, why do you care?
Virtual disk 3390-27 is still real from z
They are quite real to z/OS.
See the rest of the thread for some useful situations.
Kees.
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> Not with modern DASD, AFAIK. Tracks, cylinders, etc are just logical
constructs. The 'front'
Not with modern DASD, AFAIK. Tracks, cylinders, etc are just logical
constructs. The 'front' of a volume could appear just about anywhere on the
physical disk.
Except for some potential logical fragmentation issues, why do you care?
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Thompson, Steve wrote:
>So how do I do with Windows or *nix?
Try the Format utility? ;-D
>Remember, coming to a blade near you
Really Sharp Cutting Technology! ;-D
Groete / Greetings
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(z/OS)
On Thu, 27 May 2010 12:04:40 +, Ted MacN
On Thu, 27 May 2010 12:04:40 +, Ted MacNEIL wrote:
>>Is there some way to allocate a dataset specifying the exact position into
>the Disk?
>
>I have a question!
>Why do you need to do this?
>
I had a need to do it last week (maybe for the first time in many years).
I need to move / expand
> Why do you need to do this?
I guess that'll be "apart from having restored a 'dump' tape which didn't
include the VTOC."
Chris Mason
On Thu, 27 May 2010 12:04:40 +, Ted MacNEIL
wrote:
>>Is there some way to allocate a dataset specifying the exact position into
>the Disk?
>
>I have a qu
>Is there some way to allocate a dataset specifying the exact position into
the Disk?
I have a question!
Why do you need to do this?
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On Wed, May 26, 2010 at 6:49 PM, Patrick Lyon wrote:
>
> It also says it should be a dataset with an lrecl of 255 and blksize of
> 4096.
>
>
Indeed that was the problem. I saw that in the manual and ignored it as I
presumed that advice was only there if you wanted to have the info in an MVS
file.
Enrique
And it works - or, at least it did in May 1974!
I was setting up a demonstration of some product on VS1 for an exhibition in
the USSR. I had a tape copy of the DASD containing the data sets involved.
Unfortunately, the VTOC did not restore for some reason - and maybe some
data sets but
zMan pisze:
What's the smallest usable z/OS LPAR you have, in MSUs? Just curious --
obviously "it depends": DB2+CICS+heavy batch+IMS+MQ+WebSphere+++ is going to
make for a much smaller "small" than "just" light batch testing, but I'm
curious. (And yes, I realize that z10 MSUs are bigger than olde
Be aware that datasets allocated with ABSTR can't be system-managed. SMS and
HSM won't talk to them.
Ant.
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On Wed, 26 May 2010 15:01:51 -0500, Brian Peterson wrote:
>We replicate all JES2 data sets (spool, checkpoint, etc) to our remote site,
>and we have NEVER failed to warm start JES2 using our asynchronous DASD
>replication solution - a solution which also guarantees consistency.
>
>If the DASD repl
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>
> Is there some way to allocate a dataset specifying the exact position
into the Disk?
>
> I know that in VSE using the // DLBL and // EXTENT can be used to
allocate a dataset in an specific track into the DASD.
>
> But what
Hi team,
Is there some way to allocate a dataset specifying the exact position into the
Disk?
I know that in VSE using the // DLBL and // EXTENT can be used to allocate a
dataset in an specific track into the DASD.
But what about z/OS?
Is it possible?
How to do it?
Thanks a bunch,
Enrique Mo
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